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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
HoPErULyESs TO The MONEY MARKET

HOPEFULNESS TO The NONBl MAhhhH
The business failures throughout the county In thu pa 81
We as reported by r. &. Dun Co. Of the Mercantile
Agency numbered rntei satos and ~ for can
ada ota Of last week and Isl IN the cor
responding year. In their weekly review OF trade
Messrs Dun Il Co. say among other things:
Sudden change IN the Governments policy brings nope
funess the money market The effect ON The -rntl
meut Of exceedingly stimulating rosa Nv
indeed Treasury purchasrs eau
not entirely remove the of snort crops ai
ipto fixed capita Wall looks thu wos 81 the
s4 900 but large of the bond. vii come tf"m the
interior mon~y will thiihef Much IL waen
10 meet commitments In new enterpri>es am NAV
absorbed The speculative advance I'D
prces which at once began. will axe more mOneT
10 product. While money
INSTANTLY ma Wall Srs.L grows tighter through
out the interior OF absorption OF CAPITAL III hnld ng
Cleveland money close tn 200 OnO hav
ing that city alone four months Tor investment
fuTrr west At Chicago the san demand RON c"unIF
towns OF which relaxation az present
expected 10 borrow largely rom ost"n oui
Ills wear has investing 500 OoOOO or III re IN
severely have been RELYING noto brokers'
Reee failures cause cantVn at Phlade pha. anu single
name paprr cannot negotiated. FORMER failures also
canse pressure incinnat where cent i cnno ~
STxnt- and bat failure at Meridian tanses
some dsle Kansas City. Omaha snd h~'u
and from nearly all points Olc' % are
reported only fair" The change OF temper here
is course felt at distant points Prices 10 tho
stock Monday aud Tuesday " the lOSes OF
but have since recovered smarty Wheat Is also
lng itue speculation APPEARS IN OIL WIN
coffee The tendency for the moment Is 10
the Absorption
G. pita in TO still have some influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
THIRTY YEARS or MONDAY PRAYER.

The celebration OF the thirteth anniversary OF tho
Fulton street Prayer Meeting filled tho Collegiate
Church at Twenty ninthst. and Ffth-ave. yesterday
There were present besides men and women
from many towns In w-Jersey and Long lSlahi who
have bee inte rested he meeting Dr. OrmstOn. pas
OF the church. opened the services Several OF the
hymns at the first anniversary or
the prayer meeting. Tue Rev. Dr. Talbot W. Chambers
reviewed the history of the meeting In commemorative
discourse related the origin OF the meeting
lie described the changes that had taken place In the
city during the Interval and said that letters had been
received with requests PRAYER from all parts OF Eu
rope AMI merca In many OF the most remote places
where civilization has been established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
yyvrSrJGar1yo MISS LYyoH's GRIEVANCE


The complaint received rs General Newton. Commits
missioner OF Public Works, from Miss Sarah Lynch,
representing the estate Of william Lynch, asking that
the buildings erected by the NanhataD Railway Cou-
pany in Eighth-ave from One hundred hfty fithst
TO One ircd Dinth-st.. DO removed AS they
are illegal membranes was sent yesterday 10 Shperih
feudeut Richardson OF the Bureau OF membranes 10
reoort mon Mr. Richardson and another pl0ye OF
the department 10 the locality OF the buildings
measured them and will report the facts to General New
ton. -
Vice tiallaway. OF the Manhattan Railway
Company said that the company didn't bother itself
much about Nj ss Sarah Lynch's complaints He dli not
think that they inpor ant aud he ntmateh that
their object was compel the company TO buy part OF
the Lynch estate instead of land under water which the
com pauy was trying to reclaim from the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

PHILADELPHIA. Sept % (Speciai.-The executive com.
mittec OF the reconstruction trustees OF the Reading
Railroad Company to-day received number OF appncs
lions tardy security holders asking 10 be permitted
to come in under the REORGANIZATION plans The commit
tee granted all the petitions those entitled to relief being
allowed to come In the regular terms and those Hno
had good offer for their hardness being sub
jected to the payment of An additional penalty.
President Corbin OF the Reading Railroad is expected
arrive New-York October l. and then the work
OF looking after the loan OF the Reading Company
will he taken up earnest Tho form OF decree for the
sale the property will he ed for October TO- and
when that Is obtained the property will be advertised
for sale cOutended that the valuable rights OF the
company will be sacrificed ny SALE and that the
mining and selling OF coal by the company will DO con
tinued as usual after the sale.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Sept GA mortgage by tho
Schenectady Ogden sburg Railroad Company to the
American Trust and Loan Company OF New-iork City.
security OF advance OF 50. 10000 TO be used in
the construction OF the Schenectady and Ogdensburg
Railroad was filed at the County Clerks Office here this
morning The mortgage Is signed by James {. Jewett.
OF New York vlceprcsdent or the railroad company:
Hiram kat secretary and the directors Tho stock OF
the road is S6,UUU,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

=. day a. two and will not during MS stas
assume the formal duties Of his oiaes af,srnoon
BY Associated Press IspSrt,e an ,ons respecting
the financial situation An that had been Done hsS
m bond nurchases met with his approval and ne nna
heen fy advised in advance OF the INTENTION 70 sso
the last circular whether the measures res aoppca world
would be eaecnal could only bc told rom % T ,he
events when asked If he expected tIs 5o nd would
lie paid out before plraton OF the tu,o L.
Giro iar the Secretary replied that ne couiu ho'
an opinion. - a.. S.r yo-t In day
MI Fairchlld intends to go over 70 new los lie ax
or two TO witness the international yacn Ssek
nects TO retrn TO Washington by the emo OF noAo on
and will remain here during the Presidents a"'o"'
his Western aud southern trip , ,...., -, So5O 600
registered bonds were received at the treasury u''
making the total to date 9j,sl2,loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
Aayice IN Communities

the appearance Of the nrst symBomS os general 10
by ss appetite palIor chilly sensations fellowe BY
ani prompt mel,urs 1 roliot siould
lie taken Coasu npon 10 serSiul9u' disease OF tue lungs
tsroiore anti serO ula DOl Durhsr ani
siren Ktn rrsiore Dr. Pierces OGDEN Medical DicsvsrT
Superior osIivcr oil nutrya AMI unsurpassed AZ
For weak Innga splitting of booi aud Kindred
affections has Sold By druggists tbs wort over
Pisrce's consumption send 10
stamps 10 Worlds DispensaJ Medical Association G0J Main
At Buffzlo n. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
HELD FoR Az AYTEnPr 70 MURDER

Ella coored twenythree Was committed TO
the TonDs Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
f. OF General Sessi charge Of
ATTEMPTED murder stabbed Kate Betz. OF No. 30
several In the aud neck WIN long
staru kuIfa "a.
She also with knife attacked tho police whom
d.strmel blow from the baton The IN
jursd wOnan's wounds are not dang rOds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

Clans Spree kels. 1.-THE California Sugar King arrived
by the saale yesterday and registered at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Mr. spreckelss trip to Europe was TO as
certain how beet sugar IL made in Germany.
He intends TO introduce the Industry
into California, and expects to make the
United States the greatest bretsugar manufacturing
country in tho world. AT Cologne aud Prague ne pur
chased machinery worth 250oO0 marks, and Will have
some the parts made here His tory IN 'al-
fornia Will be built consume $50 tons OF bees every
twenty four and to turn out in that lime forty tons
Of sugar In Germany he purchased twenty-five tons OF
beet seed which will leave there ia December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
Noar" A1..yr,, ..,glos once q Tho cggnn'anaeF}

NINF ~, u J. 500 y, W.
M F0n W WHtrsE r >sr~rfrrv ~ M Nrrg
iV your le OF the 3it uu no. have tho
honor tla yuur uL lrrsl,liiu. 81 my FosiOl.
81 rvpic. 'ci t~iesrHn ~ August .
Aud -Ibsa irIt l9't'r IL c1rre'
lrfm That frglft ''t.e D'plrt
Nv m,i The tnIr nation which received
.louI hivs eyed thtoIs tho
As-oafd PROF. ch o'ftlrr ~ te" .Iph n M ~ -
pot~ls alfaK srlt % tie OCCASION u eNpr -
& q toril sl.Ct have lu
APPRECIATION the motive, which inspired my
a. ton.
lure c.ra 10 prr.e api 'u'rr' "mp vmr1t woiW
i4 hl Irt'l t.u.t ,u'Ilc 90 o.. spuet nu
q eartnsff aud wi. rrrqui.l mmaud cr rrttin
q q tIpIEAt best ftl public Very
Sp-ctfu.y. Tour oue licrt aorv4nL
p. -. LJ,r. Rear -Adm.rai g. =. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

MUTUEKN
that would call for the wisdom Of solomon was be
fore Justice Wht the Harlem Police Court yesterday
pretty little seArod girl with straight black hair and
black claimed bv c0oed family named Iee. OF M
ia East aud nneteentl 81 aud al 90 by ay
Odck No ~ i Ices ND not claim
bcr ghtc bn sad that she the child OF Mrs
Stuue nulatlO who has let the child then Mis-
Sauusls IrN O and iden mol The child as era
The clam they lost the cli three The
untIl to-day fhe cht tbs meanwhile
IL charge the Society fOT e Prevention OF Cruelty
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

that cattrrh will IN tne out Tho theory IL fi'e
Mon try beero ~ because II wsu be plea ant true
buI IL 10 not know. D. Ot let uto alacE q" coll
In tie head rem ubuet ablr 10 devrop into
Y'u rid yourself 81 q CO.. aud avoid all
chs Of using DR. Sag-r CaiaTh Remedy u
ready ainio m y"uro lf q" tbs n "a tes'ino disease
hpe edily w tho me meanA Al all drl *. sla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
TO AID TIE coCyrErS MIL sTREyG rA
MERCHANTS As WELL As NAVAL OFFICERS INTER

MERCHANTS IS WELL As NAVAL OFFICERS INTER
FSrtD II HAVING \ RESERVE CORrs.
Naval officers eInava oncers y4casnen and merchant
mariners responded large numbers yceray 10 the ca. for
meeting OF tho largo colrtr'on tbs Posi- Omce
Building discuss the feasibility ~ asking Congrc'. to en-
provide for the establishment ant maintenance Of
Naval Reserve Corps similar I" that . Lngiani which
Ice called INTO upon an ree seiT Tic room
icl aud among others uoscs'ut we're Z pitt-
Henry Ebsu. A. T. loose amt T. . kane 'hci tnrinsrr
g. go Awcu. and Lieutenant 81. =. '"NI-S. o. Tie
NavY Chir u. fIot, Alirct nov IL Comm" lore
" \ ". Stcwtrt tIvAfd Iukrn. a. X ihur1r 'r"fec D.
Weed. Thomas T. Bah tauttin ~lrIuo Na"u"A tui t" 'o
lowing oI-Navai On'ors. fUup D. L,S. hop~~veit
schuyler. j. ". la lron. Aaron Vanderbilt George j.
Norton ami James Parker
CosinoIoro Elnrlss Getiy proof cd ami ccaeral d
folio tIo akcrs Oily lfuilug ever sJl
l4bo that might 10 nus it~THr~"i - having a
pod tea bearing. and being ,rciu Mt . Hnff"'t one
Cnrus ti1t houuue- % -t 1~ 'oiuuon
up1n whICl ti-cuss larrd ~ ~ -ifufe 49,
That ht y'siou 90 tsIa' ifI Hasdi h'rrTc
Corps pom tc an v 81 ton~rrs- - nrrroved ant thit
10 inc.ulc al Officers and m"u o. the American nor anu
frl t uts T.'tc q, -
vessris 10 10 tAer use ~
81 auxiliary L. ihr regular NtNt.
col that rff aui purpose OF ire
present movement 10 incscA'c Inc naval -U~n. 81 'he
M commute uarnc Il Wa resolved tiat committee oi
10 appointed thr tu4IT Is con- tttro brnk ? o.
powered a 90 ,.Commt.es representing 'utA otIrg
Sai~s WIS., 10 At 10 con - 81 iu coulter Win
tI- NAVY AID iI@c -urh - ti"n A. NAV De
further the e.ta s rni CO., 4" .hv t'ri'"
Corps bs Cungrr,, Air acre vii appoint he com i~s
! q general fnsrfux vii he hsid when
the committee Us ready u make IT. fcipft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
srcnrSsgrG TIN OF ~ rlrn1RIc u0roR


The aprague Electric Railway ard Moior Company
yesterday exhibited ~ electric built TOT he
West Knd street. Railway. o. Boston, % small party ~
invited guest Among them were - u. Greene. r. VII
sou. C. W. Jcna. and H. j. Tucker OF ne sprIgue Co..
john stevenson tie builder OF the car; oakley Of
tie Belt Line g. Il Prr-"ot, o. the Metropolitan linz
OF BOsOD -. L. Jones. .. The Belt Line Of luc' ana
o. hers representing fohd- IN TIC West The car l.
handsome The OF horse car bat higher
and uaKIng "A inner Appearance. There are Nv" motors
aud baif horse power each. placed under
the hoor the SHAFT OF the armatnrc or tile rcVoivnS
par the motor end IN piniOu, which me-he, Into
gear wheel controlling wheel, OF he The 'rc
ticty supplied by storage battery OF l2o cells
placed under the seats The battery VIII run the car Tor
four hours without rcchr1ng ana the speed may
he made reach fifteen mHes hour, even more.
The whole controlled los lever on the front platform
When every thing rca ~ Mr.. Grccnr took his place
in trout and pushed the lever 10 the right here
ntsh of green his feet and tho move ell on The
q through the tunnel 10 Forty second IL and
thence up Nadisonaye After those On bDHrn had sum
cIcny admired the motion OF the they found
the wondering expression, or people along
the The cars Of speed tnnch a
OF the thistle. but while tho older and
dulicr people trying to ind out whether Wa AR
bubbles yarnisI, and eutrttunrd The M
initiating suspicion that there tow line from the
horse front. widrAwake small boy -olVed The
whole difficulty and shouted 90 It's dynamite = Alter
running miles uptown hc brought back It's pas
NIL llrd with create faith Than ever Ia modern
III Ogress ami invention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

Bosrov. Sept 23-Four dull COnssn Ertrls q -
rs Patelts Cbhrr 20 Fancy - - -
orr qu.ct--teansr Yellow 5b457isc steamer Mixed
&c gc ...uAt. wcaKrr No eto .pp37c shorta prirt
psr &lSO ~ Nutor Shorts fli D.
Sprlur 10 Extra North. cream
pc A1c Cheese unrhauge i-...
Fgra steady-tasern ENtr1s at 2l0 Western lnAsc
Receipts tho day-Four 5000 bOA aad 6.5nD
SACKS cora 1000 bush OaLs $1,000 Vush shois 93OO
bu-h
Vur 400 -,,t ~ rbe l,.i1g fnr1r.,rl,r.t A, f,f,v,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
Mr. PyRLD DOES NOT INTEND TO SELL

Runners Dobbs Ferry OF late have suggested the con-
tempatrd sale OF Aey Park the extensive estate owned
BY PIed the HI ison. IL
ported hat Jacob Aston having had ntimatef 10
him that Mr. Fled wonld he willing 10 sell Offered 50
property Offer declined Mr.. Fold, when
asked about yesterday. denied them compre
tehsvey. "Ihive sold estate have not offered
FOR sale comtempis selling It, and have received
offer from Que for IL" no SAID There Is not word
OF ruth in the Story"
Mr. Fields friends think the talk arises the fact that
sold the SCHUYLER properties
his Lindloy thought
place live proposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
prspUr1ye OVER RATES wE,r AND SQUIRE

ST. Louis, Sept 23.-rhe Mobile and OHIO Railroad has
msdo big In in Its territory. making round
rate OF IS from Atlanta Chattanooga and surrounding
points TO Lousapd milo the rest OF ts
lima II 10 claimed that this L. done because the Louis
villa and Nashville made rata independently OF the
other roads, It u said that the ousvs and Nashville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

Kinney BroA' new eiHareytes. CROSS coUNTHY'
WHlTE-CAPS end LATErT BN0LIsH. are Immensely
popular with tAstaaAsus sDekssA Extrs ans hand made
KINNEY TOBACCO 90. GswYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

y. A. winslow, Republican clerk who dismissed
from the Custom alleged good .canse called
Collector Narons Yesterday with s.%s prominent friends
plead ior Ies0ranon INC ,ha soout ne Co
wonid bs OF avail q Republican head falls
gets put q the shoulders again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
The Weaker sex


i'm mens,y ,thrnsd W th- Of Dr. " Pietces
Prs.eri ,t-h all emflo drtanss
meats gives g the - ct IN. Sold 1y druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

SALES Ar THIS CONSOLIDATED SroCK AND
PEFROLEUa BxCHAyGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24


steady rreanerT lsS23'9A barr IA 900 EsE'. fresh
Fancy y % . GN wheat wa, nisIor No Red
vas s ar% ~ 'SO MlSs% aSo oai. ia light demand
S% Mss. t Hyc wa. Ara ''Tons, 3, NJ ln,
Meats RS s. q - racoI wa. ' .,s
sales 81 anl.hed goods on the OF 81
nSs, aqG ss. oG t
SnaiL Fult Cream linS;23 n'<' wers dalI
Gncn.rt std5ss6 Is Receipt, 1000 nsAd snrpm.ss,
l5OO hsaL
w.sters and Peas,vlrana -apsehne 81 50 5! 10 10
sJ75 Psunsy vAn,a Roller Process, stOoeH2,. DeaWAr.
. o . ss2o S Clear G a. co. 81 :. % rr nG :. 90
= 10 sSa'heSn Hos e1r s. 10 5G&s
cnoic. % MInn.,ca s,K.rt slo!r 50 oosst Is!
Choice s. 81 "a - s5 i.,. Flvs IS 1908 % per
Wheat market ruled firm under fair export dsmAnn prices OF
quiet and unchanged Roleeed in grain dcrst 7Sc'
49, soc ' do NSvomGsT DecsmScr 9
demand light futures dun nomnsllv unchanre saes OF
No Mixed track Coz No 2 shrd In gram depot
ossoor - so%c do November Gc do for lie.
% local tGG :? 't; Mss 'ass
@ w Sn track 8' ,S 40 p White rsHr Nc 4. w 5C.
short storage s!'e Future, were anl,t Out sready:
oot'eOr $1,000. DO for NOvs@e.r satss5te;
do for w y Ssss wTS &
Mixed. 5os65G rsnpylvana and Jersey 'oei5e sweets.
PORK ,aesA SIS Ob9l6 jt 10 prime mesa 81 so
do anilr SIT 5O0I7 % Ham, smoked ~ q9lic y q.
ouTrl lO 2c Sidea clear ribbed IN 91,c
smoked, lOp l0 Shoulders In dry salt fully cured
7c do do. smoked 7pp7o Bellies IN pickle 81,
a9So do Breakfast Bacon. ll@llc...... Lard
Renned 81 - Steam ~ S7@QS7i Buchsrs' Ioosa
90 10 Butter htm-Pennsv Creamery Kxra
80 4I3c Western Ielmery Extra 22DZ5c.: H. Z. X.
Y: Creamery Extra zJ1slci Packing butt-r II ei3c.
Flats IL do. Fair Prime Pennsyl
part SKINS 505ci DO tut SKINS l62c -.
EgKs nrm amt active. Pannsylvania hrsts zoe
ONO ani ether Western urSts AZ ipc Pc roeum-7o
6'eGb $3.50 90 ltsctlsisr' at 5bc. Powdered ~
1850 o. Ice Feed wor-winter sSiT
per ton. .Rsoeipts-flour 300 bbIs Wheat II 100
bush. torn li701 bush Oata l2.3OO bush. -.
uors 5000 Oush Oats 5000 bush.
DETROIT. Sept 30 - What vs. whlts 77Hsci No 2
Red Cash aud September 74ko nominal October ~ o De-
eenber So C.ru. No 400 nomi nal .oaLs-Ns
27.c bid. No White 304c Keoopts-Wheat Is 7e0
BUSH corn ..... bush Oats 900 bush
MILWAUKEE Sept 23.FIour stronger Wheat unsettled
Cash bb'sc October Uora was steady No 4lo
..oAts wero quot-Sa White 2s.o..... rive
strong. Ne 600 Barley No at 6Oc.....
Ptsvsen, nrm Psrk September slb 10 Lard september
~ ID October ~ 80 Butter Quot. Dairy
lSo: ,.. Eggs higher frosh leo. Cheese was dun
5000 6ush corn bush Barley $500 bush
msats-flsur 2o0 sba Wheat 1880 Corn ......
bash. barisy 63.SO0 Ou.h.
Peoria: Sept % torn steady. aish Mixed lOA
Tt05c. Mixed 4OSDt0'so. Oats arm. Ne 2 Waite
2BHoWbo.I No Mixea 2SA02Jso. ..... Rye nrm Ne.
5000 Wy. whisksT nrm Wines 81 O6 Spirits 81 OF.
:ss Ey. u Ger. o.s:
Wheat .7: bush Corn Al. 600 sush. IL GOD sush
Rye .-... bash barley 80. bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

5000. .......SlIs l.OoO.----- lNo
euli Col a san Ps l.oOO. Sc. los =
Gold D.. Y \ Like a W
5000 100 new ~ cossOl
5000. ..... ls21 1900 ...-..- Us y
Gull Col e san fe y J Central
LIST latin Cert
5000 llSS 1000. DIS a
ii & Tex Cent lst North & West
main nne Extension IS
1000. ia 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

oL0sIy0 p2toss OF PaILA DsLeRIA srooxs
Pennsylvania. 81 sss, So surA~ NY. na ~A'@
SssIiss $500 Sst .ss,. r. oilisr.-. -. 7SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

10000 ~
(hl,V " Ind {, VI
1000 .. llb
Den ( 1910 t,rAn,ir
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16

Blue Earth City Post: Senator Sabin
has come to the front again as head mo-
gul in the Northwestern car.works. hav-
ing with his usual sagacity out-managed
the other stockholders. For the honor
and decency of Minnesota the Post trusts
the senior United States Senator from
this state has paid in full tbs widows and
orphans who were induced by him to in
vest their slender means in the old COM
pany before it went into bankruptcy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16
Tho Verdict Unanlnnous.

# w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind. !.
testifies: II can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remed Every
bottle sold mas given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of rheumatism Of 10 years standing. :"
Abraham Hare. druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
aff1rms: ''The best selling medicine I
have ever handled In my 30 years ex.
perience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands
of others have added their testimony, so
that the verdict is unanimous that Elec-
trio Bitters do cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Kidneys or Blood. Only q
half dollar bottle at Dorr 8 Wold's
drug Store. Il ~ +. D.. ..>= Q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16
ROSE CREEK.
DELAYED CoRREsPoNDENCE.)

DELAYED CoRREsPONDENCE.)
Come again, "Johnnie and joey" she don't
visit this country often.
Miss May Quinn. of Clayton, Minn., made
her friends in Rose Greek visit last week.
George Washington Eastmond has just re-
turned from an eight weeks term of school
at Rochester.
What fine weather we have been having for
the past week. 1t is something we all need
and will enable the farmers to prepare for the
coming winter.
Geo. Smith still goes the same old road, lead
ing south. + hope he'll soon change his route.
Boys should've keep thing up too long.
Miss Ella skahan is teaching fall and win
ter term in District 50. She is a winning,
moral girl, and we will miss her in our neigh
borhood.
Miss Mamie Beiseker expects to open her
school in District IS, Monday. She taught the
same school last term and We are glad to see
her there again.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Jewel Cough
lin is soon to start for her home in Canada.
She came here over a year ago to visit rela'
tives and has won many friends. We hope 1t
will not be long before she visits US again.
The young folks of this neighborhood took
in the dance at Rose Creek, Friday night.
They report one of the biggest times ever held
there. Supper was given by c. Varco and
dlshed up in liberal style. Two weeks from
that memorial night another big dance is to
be given. 1--WE boys are not asleep.
Miss Eta and Eugene Seely are among their
old friends again, after an absence of one
wear. REPORTER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16
What Not to Say.

New York Mail and Express: "Stopp-
ing for staying. AS. He is stopping
with u.s." for HE is staying with us"
fright away" for Immediately.
Come right away" should be ''come at
once or Immediately,
"Some," for about or probably. 1T is
some five miles to town" should be lit is
about five miles," etc.
STORMS" for rains or SHOWS. Storm
is an atmospherical disturbance and has
reference to air and wind. >...
s "N1ce,"' for pretty, good, ''That is
nice, he is nice boy, isn't she nlce? ETC.;
Something is delicate, exact, as nice
point in a discussion. T.
Try and come, do write, ETC., for try to
come, to do so, to write, etc. Il shall
try to come, etc. ....,.. .......t
Posted" for Informed. As HE is
not posted on that matter; post him on
the subject" Post means to put up q
sign or to drop letter IL the postoftice.
"Guess," for suppose or think y
guess this is right, should be i think,
etc. Guess means to ''hit at random, as
I can't guess how many cents you have, /
+. Party" for person. Party is q gather
ing of people, not an individual. Who
is that party?' when one Is meant, should
be who is that person or individual q FL.
Funny, for odd, strange. As IT
seems very funny to me that he does not
come, z should be, IT seems very strange I
etc. Funny is something amusing, full
of fun. b. .5I II.